Jana Noviak

Nell Rebecchi
Occupation	Fictional character
Years active	2013–present
Known for	Character on Neighbours

Nell Rebecchi

Nell Rebecchi made her debut on 7 January 2013, initially played by Scarlett Anderson (2013–2022) and later by Ayisha Salem-Towner (2023–2025). She is the daughter of Sonya and Toadfish Rebecchi. Anderson was cast as a newborn, appearing just four weeks after birth. Sonya’s pregnancy storyline was developed alongside Vanessa Villante’s, enabling the actresses to share experiences. On-screen, Sonya delivers Nell at home but complications necessitate a caesarean section. Early narratives focused on Nell’s naming ceremony and introduced important family dynamics.

Anderson’s final portrayal occurred in the July 2022 series finale, with Salem-Towner taking over the role during the 2023 revival, which advanced the timeline by two years. Toadie hinted at Nell having a more prominent presence under Salem-Towner’s portrayal, praising her strong acting skills in contrast to Anderson’s infancy role.

From a production perspective, Nell’s evolving character demonstrates calculated casting decisions aimed at sustaining audience interest through progressive story arcs. Her journey—from infancy through childhood challenges such as digital dependency, medical emergencies, and family interactions—reflects the show’s emphasis on relatable domestic themes.

Notable storylines include Nell grappling with technology addiction, behavioral changes triggered by a mobile app, and responses to family upheavals and health issues. Key incidents involved a Department of Human Services inquiry after a fall, hospitalization following a bee sting, and an accidental opiate overdose due to medication ingestion. Her connection with family friend Mark Brennan adds depth to Toadie’s narrative.

After Sonya’s diagnosis with stage four ovarian cancer and subsequent passing, Toadie assumes single parenthood for Nell and her half-brother Hugo Somers. Nell displays emotional reactions to shifts within the family structure, including the departures of Shane and Dipi Rebecchi.

Later plots depict Nell navigating intricate social scenarios such as misunderstandings regarding Amy Greenwood’s relationships and participating in family gatherings like Father’s Day picnics. Her relationship with Melanie Pearson strengthens, leading Melanie to care for both Nell and Hugo during critical moments, which also rekindles ties between Toadie and Melanie.

Nell copes with grief symbolically through attachment to a crystal ball she believes connects her to her late mother. This subplot highlights themes of mourning and memory preservation within the family context.

In subsequent developments, Nell resists Toadie’s engagement to Terese Willis by placing reminders of Melanie and Paul Robinson throughout their home in an effort to sway household dynamics. This escalates tensions involving Terese and culminates in Nell’s abduction following a visit to Melanie’s residence—a storyline that heightens drama surrounding loyalty and familial bonds on Ramsay Street.

Overall, Nell Rebecchi’s character trajectory exemplifies Neighbours’’’ deliberate weaving of intergenerational stories designed to maintain viewer engagement while supporting commercial objectives via ongoing character relevance.

Amber Turner

Amber Turner, brought to life by Jenna Rosenow, made her first appearance on 7 February 2013. The announcement of Rosenow's casting was made public on 4 November 2012. Having previously worked as an extra on Neighbours, Rosenow described Amber as "a typical 17-year-old" and "an ordinary teenage girl". Amber is the sole daughter of Matt (Josef Brown) and Lauren Turner (Kate Kendall). Her character is portrayed as somewhat innocent and secretive toward her family. An online spin-off titled Amber's Blog showcases her chronicling the family's relocation from Mount Isa to Erinsborough.

Bailey Turner

Bailey Turner, portrayed by Calen Mackenzie, was introduced on 7 February 2013. His casting was revealed on 4 November 2012. Mackenzie had previously appeared in Neighbours playing Thomas McPhee. Initially signed for a four-year term, Mackenzie expressed excitement about joining the established series. Bailey is the youngest member of the Turner family, with parents Matt Turner (Josef Brown) and Lauren Carpenter (Kate Kendall). He is depicted as an intellectual and self-proclaimed "nerd," known for his curious mindset and distinctive viewpoint.

Matt Turner

Matt Turner, enacted by Josef Brown, first appeared on screen on 7 February 2013. His casting was announced on 4 November 2012. Matt is married to Lauren Carpenter (Kate Kendall) and father to Mason (Taylor Glockner), Amber (Jenna Rosenow), and Bailey (Calen Mackenzie). The family relocated from Mount Isa to Erinsborough, where Matt took up the role of police sergeant. Brown described the Turners as a "loving family" with "a few hidden issues and dramas."

Robbo Slade

Robert Alan "Robbo" Slade, portrayed by Aaron Jakubenko, debuted on 15 February 2013. Jakubenko had previously appeared in Neighbours portraying different characters. Robbo is a friend of Mason Turner from Mount Isa who masterminded a bungled factory robbery that resulted in Mason’s arrest by Matt Turner. Upon his arrival in Erinsborough, Robbo broke into the Turner household and lied to Mason, claiming he had just come to town. He was later unveiled as Amber Turner's secret boyfriend.

Robbo's "bad boy" image attracted Amber, although he was deceitful behind her back. After resuming filming in May 2013, Jakubenko returned to the role in July. Critics referred to Robbo as "cunning" and "the hot, bad Robbo from Mt Isa."

His criminal conduct included several robberies and intimidation tactics aimed at the Turner family and their acquaintances. He pressured Mason into committing further offenses, threatened Sonya Mitchell and her family, and blackmailed Mason using footage of his encounter with Amber. Additionally, Robbo operated rigged poker games that left local residents like Lucas Fitzgerald in debt.

Robbo’s escalating menaces culminated in a hit-and-run incident that hospitalized him. Before succumbing to cardiac arrest, he attempted to disclose information regarding Mason. It was subsequently revealed that Hudson Walsh was responsible for causing the accident.

Mason Turner

Mason Turner, brought to life by Taylor Glockner, made his first appearance on 22 February 2013. Glockner's involvement was revealed on 4 November 2012. He spent five to six weeks filming before the production paused in December, debuting in scenes with Ashleigh Brewer. Mason is the oldest child of Lauren (Kate Kendall) and Matt Turner (Josef Brown). Kendall characterized him as "smouldering" and defiant, while executive producer Richard Jasek described Mason as a "bad boy" who possesses a good heart and often errs with justifiable intentions. Glockner highlighted Mason’s habit of teasing his sister Amber (Jenna Rosenow) and his strained relationship with their father. Mason arrives after serving time in juvenile detention for a robbery conviction in which he was wrongfully implicated, and he soon begins persistently courting Kate Ramsay (Brewer).

Rhiannon Bates

Rhiannon Bates, portrayed by Teressa Liane, first appeared on 8 April 2013. To embody Rhiannon’s distinctive style, Liane transformed her appearance by dyeing her hair brunette and applying striking makeup. Rhiannon, Mason Turner's former girlfriend from Mount Isa, is described as "completely out there" and unforgettable. She comes to Erinsborough aiming to reconnect with Mason, making a bold entrance by climbing through his bedroom window. Her arrival coincides with Mason’s budding relationship with Kate Ramsay. To gather information, Mason kisses Rhiannon, an act observed by Kate.

Rhiannon discloses she left her son Jackson in the care of her sister and opts to remain in Erinsborough, moving into Number 26 Ramsay Street. She admits to sending a threatening letter to Matt Turner as retaliation for his treatment of Mason. Facing financial difficulties and recognizing Mason’s feelings for Kate, Rhiannon reinvents herself following advice from Sheila Canning and seduces Paul Robinson, leaving him handcuffed at Lassiter's as payback for his insults. Paul offers her money to influence Allan Hewitt, but she departs after feeling uneasy about Allan's intentions.

Though Rhiannon misses her son, she questions her maternal abilities and eventually returns to Mount Isa after reporting Paul for bribery. Later, she comes back to support Matt against Paul in a corruption case, agreeing to retract her statement in exchange for employment at Lassiter's. Bringing Jackson along, they stay with Karl and Susan Kennedy at Number 28. Rhiannon pursues a casual relationship with Mason and improves her communication skills with Susan’s help after being assigned cleaning duties due to poor verbal abilities. When Mason refuses her request to cohabit, she leaves for a job opportunity in Darwin.

Critics likened Rhiannon to the McQueen character from the British soap Hollyoaks, describing her as "racy" and noting that her makeover significantly enhanced her allure.

Jayden Warley

Jayden Warley, played by Khan Oxenham, debuted on 6 May 2013. His casting was announced in February 2013, with subsequent returns in 2015 and 2018. Oxenham described portraying Jayden as demanding but rewarding, appreciating the chance to explore a character who challenges limits. Jayden’s story arcs frequently involve bullying and conflicts that highlight his troubled persona.

Jayden targets Bailey Turner with bullying that escalates into fights; he manipulates situations to avoid suspension. After injuring himself while attempting skateboard tricks, his mother threatens legal action but ultimately refrains. Jayden vandalizes Sonya's Nursery amid political disputes involving Paul Robinson, who coerces him into confessing to protect his own agenda.

Despite ongoing antagonism, Jayden reveals personal family difficulties and channels his anger into sports activities. He shares destructive tendencies with Bailey, including vandalism and alcohol use. Jayden attempts to blackmail Paige Smith but is outsmarted when she presents evidence of his wrongdoing. Following a school fire incident, Jayden admits trying to frame another student and shows remorse.

Three years later, Jayden seeks work with Amy Williams at a construction yard. His poor performance results in disciplinary measures; however, Amy offers him an apprenticeship which he accepts. After an accident involving falling concrete slabs—caused by Jayden loosening truck straps under his mother’s instructions—both face police investigation and receive six-month prison sentences.

Terese Willis

Terese Willis, brought to life by Rebekah Elmaloglou, made her first appearance on 14 May 2013. The announcement of Elmaloglou’s casting came on 7 February 2013, leading her and her family to move to Melbourne for filming commitments. Prior to filming, she requested a change in how her character’s name was pronounced. Terese is introduced as the second wife of Brad Willis (Kip Gamblin), along with their adolescent twins, Josh (Harley Bonner) and Imogen (Ariel Kaplan). Elmaloglou described Terese as methodical and approachable, traits she found personally relatable. Her arrival in Erinsborough is marked by a meeting with Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis) regarding a potential position at Lassiter's Hotel.

Imogen Willis

Imogen Willis, portrayed by Ariel Kaplan, debuted on 20 May 2013. Her casting was announced alongside the family on 7 February 2013, with Kaplan’s involvement confirmed on 18 February. At the time, Kaplan was studying at Melbourne’s 16th Street Actors Studio when offered the role. Imogen is the twin sister of Joshua (Harley Bonner) and the daughter of Brad (Kip Gamblin) and Terese Willis (Rebekah Elmaloglou). Kaplan characterized Imogen as self-assured and a positive example for young women. Within her family, Imogen often feels eclipsed by Joshua’s swimming pursuits, reflecting a sibling relationship marked by both rivalry and affection.

Josh Willis

Joshua "Josh" Willis, enacted by Harley Bonner, appeared for the first time on 20 May 2013. The character was initially announced on 7 February 2013, with Bonner’s casting revealed on 18 February. Encouraged by his agent to audition, Bonner described feeling anxious on set as he quickly needed to establish chemistry with his on-screen family members. Josh is the teenage son of Brad (Kip Gamblin) and Terese Willis (Rebekah Elmaloglou). Bonner depicted Josh as ambitious and resolute, sharing a complicated dynamic with his twin sister Imogen (Ariel Kaplan). As a top-level swimmer, Bonner dedicated considerable time to pool training during production.

Walter Mitchell

Walter Mitchell (also known as Dave), played by Chris Haywood, made his debut on 17 June 2013. His casting was announced on 5 June and confirmed with a promotional trailer on 14 June. Walter is introduced as Sonya Mitchell’s (Eve Morey) uncle who she had believed was deceased. Initially keeping his distance, Walter reveals himself after Sonya confronts him. She accepts his stories and childhood photographs warmly, although her partner, Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney), urges caution.

Walter offers guidance to Sonya concerning her son Callum (Morgan Baker) but remains secretive about his own past. After arriving in Erinsborough, he frequents local venues such as Charlie's bar and reconnects with Sonya and her children Nell and Callum. Despite initial hospitality from Sonya and Toadie, Walter’s conduct becomes troubling—he steals a watch from Susan Kennedy’s residence and money from Sonya’s nursery. Although Toadie invites him to stay, Walter struggles with alcoholism, a fact confirmed when Sonya contacts her aunt.

Walter attends Alcoholics Anonymous meetings but suffers repeated relapses, stealing from neighbors and creating unease within the community. Eventually, he prepares to leave town but returns to reimburse Sonya and reveals that his real name is Dave. He explains that he met the genuine Walter Mitchell at a halfway house and exchanged stories before departing following a visit to Sheila Canning.

Hudson Walsh

Hudson Walsh, played by Remy Hii, made his first appearance on 28 June 2013. The casting announcement came on 12 June 2013, with Hii already engaged in filming. He secured the role shortly after auditioning while unemployed. Hii characterized Hudson as a sensitive and driven competitive swimmer who is exploring new life experiences after relocating to Erinsborough.

Hudson was introduced as a romantic interest for the established character Chris Pappas (James Mason). Their relationship evolves cautiously, while Hudson also becomes a swimming rival to Joshua Willis (Harley Bonner). Hudson’s innate ability and self-assurance stand in contrast to Josh’s intense competitiveness.

The trio—Hudson, Josh, and Chris—are connected through their swim coach Don Cotter (John Adam). Tension arises when Hudson is caught using performance-enhancing drugs, prompting Chris to end their relationship until Hudson ceases the drug use. After moving to Sydney, Hudson returns and encounters difficulty finding a new coach due to hostility from Josh. Eventually, Brad Willis (Kip Gamblin) takes him under his wing, and Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis) offers sponsorship. Though the deal nearly collapses because of Hudson’s drug history, it proceeds after reassurances are given.

Hudson becomes entangled in a blackmail plot involving Mason Turner (Taylor Glockner) and Robbo Slade (Aaron Jakubenko), who later dies in a hit-and-run incident. Initially, Hudson protects Josh during police questioning but later admits to causing the accident, explaining his intention was merely to intimidate Robbo before accidentally hitting him. He is subsequently charged and sentenced to four years in prison.

While incarcerated, Hudson experiences difficulties with communication and trust in his relationship with Chris but conveys his affection through letters. Their bond becomes strained when Hudson suspects Chris of seeing someone else, leading to a breakup. Chris clarifies the misunderstanding, and they part on good terms.

Marty Kranic

Marty Kranic, portrayed by Darius Perkins, first appeared on 29 July 2013. Perkins, who originally played Scott Robinson in 1985, was initially signed for a one-month stint. Marty is characterized as a "shady associate" of Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis), adept at calming volatile situations. Perkins expressed enthusiasm for playing an antagonist, contrasting with his earlier role.

Paul invites Marty to join a poker game to utilize his card-sharking expertise against Robbo Slade (Aaron Jakubenko). In exchange for teaching Paul how to use marked cards, Marty gains unrestricted access to Lassiter's executive suite and agrees to keep an eye on Robbo for leverage. Unable to infiltrate Robbo’s poker circle directly, Marty tries unsuccessfully to recruit regular player Lucas Fitzgerald (Scott Major). Following Robbo’s death in a hit-and-run, Lucas reveals that Marty accused Robbo of cheating with marked cards, which led to a confrontation. Marty denies any involvement in the accident but warns Paul against implicating him, threatening consequences.

During police investigations, Terese Willis (Rebekah Elmaloglou) identifies Marty, who falsely accuses Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney) of being responsible for the hit-and-run. Several months later, Marty reappears attempting to blackmail Paul—now running for mayor—by offering damaging information about Paul's opponent, Karl Kennedy (Alan Fletcher), in exchange for political advantage; however, Karl refuses the offer.

Josie Lamb

Josie Lamb, brought to life by Madison Daniel, made her debut on 12 August 2013. Prior to this, Daniel had a role in Neighbours as Claudia Howard in 2012. Initially signed for a recurring part lasting ten months, she resumed filming in 2016, with Josie making her return from 6 February 2017.

Josie entered the storyline as a self-assured student and a close companion of Callum Jones. She developed romantic feelings for Callum; however, upon discovering his interest in Imogen Willis, Josie attempted to alter her look and demeanor to resemble Imogen more closely. This led to a plotline that explored eating disorders, focusing on Josie's restrictive dieting and compulsive exercising. Her fainting during a community fun run due to dehydration and malnutrition emphasized the gravity of these concerns.

Frequently targeted with bullying at school because of her intellect, appearance, and having two mothers, Josie's connection with Callum progressed from friendship into a romantic relationship. Their journey included attending social events together and managing typical adolescent issues. Josie's confidence was further shaken by an embarrassing incident involving her biology teacher and her attempts to gain Callum's approval.

During Josie's university years, her parents Ellen and Victoria Lamb separated. Upon returning home, Josie became entangled in familial conflicts involving Victoria's romantic feelings for Stephanie Scully and a series of disputes culminating in an intervention order filed against Steph—later uncovered as being instigated by Ellen.

This character development highlights central themes common in youth-centered narratives such as self-identity, mental wellness, and family relationships, aligning with the show's strategy to engage young adult viewers.

Alek Pocoli

Alek Pocoli, portrayed by Damian De Montemas, first appeared on 9 September 2013. The announcement of De Montemas's casting came on 30 August 2013. To embody Alek, he crafted an accent blending various cultural influences, reflecting Alek's background of education in England combined with life experience in the United States. Alek is the estranged former husband of established character Vanessa Villante (Alin Sumarwata). He arrives in Erinsborough bearing news that disrupts Vanessa’s life and unsettles her fiancé Lucas Fitzgerald (Scott Major). The actor noted Alek’s sense of humor, which serves to annoy Lucas.

Alek locates Vanessa at Harold's Store after failing to reach her at home. He reveals that he never submitted their annulment documents to avoid family disgrace, meaning they remain legally married. He expresses regret for his previous treatment of Vanessa and invites her to discuss matters privately. Lucas discovers their unresolved marital status and reacts with anger. Now financially well-off, Alek offers Vanessa $100,000 to relinquish any claim on his assets; she agrees, allowing them to complete the annulment. Before leaving to reunite with his fiancée, Alek references a hotel they once stayed at in Tirana, Albania, marking their goodbye.

Gemma Reeves

Gemma "Gem" Reeves, portrayed by Kathryn Beck, made her first appearance on 7 October 2013. Beck’s casting was revealed in September 2013; the character had been mentioned previously on-screen. Beck described Gem as someone who pushes boundaries and is unpredictable. Gem is the cousin of established characters Georgia Brooks (Saskia Hampele) and Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney). She arrives in Erinsborough intending to reconnect with Georgia, whom she greatly admires. Georgia welcomes Gem warmly and encourages her to move into Toadie’s residence, setting up forthcoming dramatic events. A TV Week journalist characterized Gem as a "blonde bombshell" and "hottie."

Eric Edwards

Eric Edwards, brought to life by Paul O'Brien, made his debut on 10 October 2013. The announcement of O'Brien's casting came on 2 October 2013, with filming arranged during a hiatus from a feature film project in Jakarta. For this character, O'Brien grew a beard, which he kept for both his acting commitments.

Eric is represented by local attorney Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney) as a client embroiled in a legal dispute after alleging a back injury caused by a malfunctioning gym apparatus. Although the equipment displayed an "out of order" sign, Eric proceeds with a lawsuit against the gym. He eventually withdraws the claim when it is revealed that his injury actually resulted from a skiing accident while he was intoxicated. Toadfish contemplates pursuing action against the ski instructor but uncovers that Eric had falsely claimed sobriety.

Following this, Eric initiates a negligence lawsuit against Toadfish upon discovering that Brad's daughter, Imogen (Ariel Kaplan), was employed at the law firm during his case. This legal battle places considerable strain on Eric’s marriage; his wife, Mandy (Emelia Burns), leaves their home with their daughter. After a strained lunch hosted by Toadfish and his wife Sonya (Eve Morey), Eric and Mandy confront their relationship challenges. Ultimately, Eric abandons the lawsuit and reconciles with Mandy, who returns to their home.

Jacob Holmes

Jacob Holmes, played by Clayton Watson, appeared first on 28 November 2013 as a widowed father struggling to cope, introduced through Sonya Rebecchi’s online parenting blog. After nearly losing his son Elliott’s pram near Lassiter’s Lake due to forgetting to engage the brakes, Jacob entrusts Elliott to Sonya before abruptly disappearing. Upon returning, Sonya supports him through his grief and offers him construction work building a juice bar at her nursery, sparking potential romantic interest. Jacob later kisses Sonya but regrets the action soon after.

Jacob reaches out to Sonya after reading her blog, sharing that his wife Hannah passed away shortly after Elliott’s birth and he has little support. Following the pram incident, Jacob questions his parenting skills and temporarily leaves Elliott in Sonya’s care. When Elliott requires emergency hospital treatment, Sonya informs Jacob that failure to act promptly could result in his son becoming a ward of the state. Jacob returns, apologizes for abandoning Elliott, and reacts negatively when Sonya’s husband, Toadfish Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney), contacts his in-laws. Sonya offers Jacob employment and encourages interaction between him and Toadie.

When Hannah’s parents challenge custody of Elliott, Jacob seeks assistance from Toadie. After Jacob kisses Sonya, she ends their friendship and recommends that Georgia Brooks (Saskia Hampele) spend time with him instead. Sonya informs Toadie about the kiss, inciting his anger toward Jacob; however, he continues to support custody negotiations. Suspecting Toadie informed Hannah’s parents about Elliott’s hospitalization, Jacob learns from Sonya that they hired a private investigator, which causes him guilt. Despite contemplating relinquishing custody, Jacob resolves to fight for Elliott and admits his feelings for Sonya, who rejects him. Subsequently, Jacob relocates to Adelaide to be nearer to his in-laws.

Others

Date(s)	Character	Actor	Context
11 January	Gabby Ross	Hannah Vanderheide	Gabby, Eloise, and Michaela seek employment as waitresses at Charlie's, but their efforts are undermined by Natasha Williams acting out of envy.
	Eloise Russell	Amy Arnott
	Michaela Douglas	Caitlin Pascoe
16 January–11 March	Brian O'Loughlin	Paul Denny	Brian supports Priya Kapoor during a school board meeting and stands up to Paul Robinson. Following inappropriate messages and false harassment claims against Priya, he manipulates her into spending a night with him to retract the allegations. Susan Kennedy pressures Brian to withdraw the accusations, leading to his resignation from the board.
16 January	Nate Fuller	Ryan Jones	Nate causes an injury to coworker Aidan Foster in a soccer game, citing tension arising from Aidan’s initial unfriendliness at work.
17 January	Tony Corvus	Mick Alford	Tony confides in Ajay Kapoor about his divorce. After overhearing Tony and Sheree argue, Ajay decides to end his employment with Tony.
	Sheree Corvus	Jacqui Sundbery
21–31 January	Brett Letson	Brendan McCallum	Brett buys Rhys Lawson's vehicle and investigates its background, questioning Rhys’s urgency in selling it.
23 January	Will Clifton	Garth Ploog	Will is arranged on a date with Chris Pappas, who declines due to not feeling ready for a relationship.
23 January	Lyndall Stokes	Clare Griggs	Lyndall dates Karl Kennedy, who admits he has unresolved feelings for his former partner.
24 January	Daryl Banick	Mark Doggett	Daryl voices objections to Sonya Mitchell breastfeeding publicly.
24–25 January	Polly Lipcer	Kylie Trounson	Polly assists Sonya in filing a complaint regarding discrimination against breastfeeding and engages local media coverage.
4 February–7 October 2014, 5 May–14 June 2016	Wendy Leung	Natalia Ko	Wendy serves as receptionist at Lassiter's Hotel, managing guest relations and later aiding investigations connected to Paige Smith and the hotel explosion.
6 February–2 April	Alistair O'Loughlin	Rahart Sadiqzai	Alistair cyberbullies Rani Kapoor, resulting in his suspension; subsequently attempts to apologize after family difficulties emerge.
8 February	Phillipa Curtis	Louise Rocchi	Phillipa meets Ajay Kapoor during karate lessons; they further socialize at Charlie's.
18 February	Diane Stevens	Mahalia Brown	Diane goes on a double date with Rhys Lawson and Kyle Canning, departing early alongside Rhys.
18–28 February	Jana Noviac	Kyrie Capri	Jana dates Kyle Canning but notices his disinterest; they eventually part ways.
21–26 February	Ralphie Mahone	Daniel Bowden	Ralphie pressures Chris Pappas for payment related to car repairs and involves him in illegal vehicle activities until Mason Turner intervenes.
25 February	Janette O'Loughlin	Wendy John	Janette confronts Priya Kapoor about Alistair's online harassment behavior.
15 March–10 June 2014	Kelly Merolli	Maya Aleksandra	Senior Constable Kelly collaborates with Matt Turner on investigations involving break-ins, bribery claims, assaults, as well as handling community incidents such as lockdowns and arrests on Ramsay Street.
19 March–1 May, 26 April 2016	Minister David Fry	Gary Gartside	Minister Fry officiates significant weddings including those of Sonya Mitchell & Toadfish Rebecchi and later Daniel Robinson & Imogen Willis.
20 March–8 April 2014	Julie Parelli	Krissy Hamilton	Julie is a medical professional attending emergencies such as a gas explosion and shootings; she pronounces Kate Ramsay deceased at the scene.
22 March	Eddie Lawson	Ned Manning	Eddie, father of Rhys Lawson, arrives unaware of his son's death; Kyle Canning informs him and hands over Rhys's belongings.
2 April–7 May	Tony Daley	Giovanni Bartuccio	As manager of Lassiter's Hotel, Tony manages post-explosion inquiries amid pressure from Paul Robinson; later dismissed by Lucy Robinson but offered an alternative role within the company.
2 April–8 May	Tina Maroon	Annie Stanford	Tina causes issues involving stolen medication leading to wrongful dismissal of colleague Georgia Brooks; later charged when truth is revealed.
3 April	Mia Johnson	Michelle Bourke	Mia engages briefly with Paul Robinson and meets his niece Kate Ramsay.
5–25 April	Pete Clark	Paul Cousins	Pete works at Charlie's bar and becomes involved in drug-related incidents resulting in his termination by Sheila Canning.
15 April–7 May	Cassie Nicholls	Lisa Marie Shaw	Cassie participates in social media bullying at school but reconciles with Amber Turner; later reports prescription drug sales occurring at school.
25 April–10 May, 30 March 2015	Carol Crane	Sally Bourne	Carol investigates hospital medication theft allegations involving Georgia Brooks and supports Georgia’s career advancement despite challenges faced.
29 April–6 May	Allan Hewitt	Mick Preston	Councillor Allan meets with Paul Robinson regarding apartment development projects; accused of misconduct by Rhiannon Bates who also reports both men for bribery attempts.
8–14 May	Seamus Illich	Scott Smart	Seamus dates Chris Pappas but miscommunication leads to premature ending of plans.
8 May	Lachie Maroon	Matthew Connell   | Lachie steals prescription drugs from his mother Tina to sell at school; involved in police confrontation with Kyle Canning.
4 June–9 July   |   Don Cotter   |   John Adam   | Don coaches swimmer Joshua Willis, influencing training decisions amid doping controversies involving Hudson Walsh.
2 July–28 May 2014   |   Josie Mackay   |   Kate Mylius   | Josie socializes with Bailey Turner and Callum Rebecchi; seeks guidance on approaching Bailey.
4 July   | Nathan White   | Matt Okine   | Nathan photographs models for Lassiter’s wedding brochure during management difficulties.
4 July–26 November   | Stu Branson   | Darcy Kent   | Stu regularly attends Charlie’s bar events including poker nights hosted by Robbo Slade.
9–11 July 2013, 18 February 2014, 30 October 2014   | Bob Kind   | Peter Flaherty   | Bob organizes local AA and GA meetings; interacts with Sonya Mitchell and Walter Mitchell offering support amid personal struggles.
10–19 July   | Clay Blair   | Charlie Terrier	Clay dates Amber Turner but feels intimidated by Robbo Slade; apologizes for ensuing complications.
12 August	Harry Austin	Damien Aylward	Harry participates in poker games attempting to involve Lucas Fitzgerald in gambling activities.
13 August	Graeme Francis	Aston Elliot	Graeme attends Robbo Slade’s poker game losing alongside Stu Branson.
23 August	Elsie Young	Diana Greentree	Elsie socializes with Lou Carpenter but reacts negatively when Sheila Canning references escort service payments.
28 August–6 November, 9 February 2016 – 6 September 2017	Ellen Crabb	Louise Crawford	Homicide detective leading investigations into Robbo Slade’s death; handles complex cases involving suspects such as Toadfish Rebecchi and Hudson Walsh. Also involved in hospital cases addressing malnutrition and surrogacy issues; faces professional challenges including suspension and resignation due to evidence tampering allegations.
28 August–18 September	David Oakley	Mike Steele	Partnering Ellen Crabb on homicide cases; critical of colleagues’ case involvement; oversees interrogations resulting in key confessions.
6 September	Margaret Leeds	Gloria Ajenstat	Margaret consults with Sonya Mitchell regarding legal representation for Toadfish Rebecchi amid manslaughter charges.
19 September, 2 April 2015,12 October 2016	"Constable Miranda Coby"	Amy Gubana	Police constable assisting with fingerprinting suspects and sting operations; supports clearing accident scenes while providing briefings to Paul Robinson.
24 September–2 October	Amali Ward	Herself	Singer Amali Ward performs a song written by Georgia Brooks at Charlie’s under Paul Robinson’s management; navigates music industry relations involving Georgia and Kyle Canning.
24 September–19 May 2015	Danni Ferguson	Laura McIntosh	New manager at Fitzgerald Motors overseeing staff including Chris Pappas and Mark Brennan; entangled in personal conflicts stemming from an abusive ex-partner; implicated in fatal car accident resulting in legal complications within the Erinsborough community.
26 September–8 October	Meg Morris	Aliesha Pearson	Hotel guest who flirts with Mason Turner during her stay at Lassiter's Hotel before departing early.
1 October	Derek Blasko	John Jones	Derek persistently pursues Sheila Canning despite her rejections causing distress.
9 October	Stavros Alkinos	Peter Berzanskis	Photography student whose camera is damaged following confrontation with Sheila Canning over privacy concerns; resolves dispute through apology.
18 October	Miguel Ferrerr	Bartholomew Walsh	Miguel briefly dates Chris Pappas leading to retaliatory vandalism against Chris’s workplace vehicles.
23 October–21 November	Jackson Bates	Finn Woodlock	Young son of Rhiannon Bates who moves into Number 28 but runs away due to family tensions before being located by Chris Pappas.
25–29 October,7 May 2014	Mandy Edwards	Emelia Burns	Mandy faces marital difficulties involving Eric Edwards while interacting with Sonya Mitchell and Toadfish Rebecchi; considers vow renewal facilitated by celebrants including Susan Kennedy.
25–29 October	Mia Edwards	Lily Kabengele	Daughter of Eric and Mandy Edwards.
6 November,20 October 2016 –30 January 2017	Victoria Lamb	Claudia Greenstone	Hospital consultant involved in surrogacy discussions for Sonya Rebecchi, Toadfish Rebecchi, Stephanie Scully, and Mark Brennan; navigates personal complexities including feelings towards Steph Scully.
"12 November"	William Royce	Leigh Gathercole	Photographer scheduled for Nakano wedding shoot who falls ill leading to Amber Turner stepping in as replacement photographer.
	Yumi Nakano	Grace Lee	Bride at Nakano wedding photographed by Amber Turner due to William Royce's illness.
	Goro Nakano	Simon Chan	Groom at Nakano wedding photographed by Amber Turner following William Royce's illness.
scope=row style=white-space:nowrap;"18 November –16 January 2014"	Ruby Knox	Maggie Naouri	Journalist interviewing Joshua Willis who briefly manages his sponsorships before Josh ends their professional relationship amid romantic tensions involving Amber Turner.
scope=row style=white-space:nowrap;"27 November"	Peter Slattery	Nicholas Stribakos	Developer working alongside Paul Robinson on Erinsborough projects.
scope=row style=white-space:nowrap;"28 November –3 February 2014"	Elliott Holmes	Ryder Smyth	Son of Jacob Holmes primarily raised by Jacob after mother's passing; custody disputes result in shared care following relocation closer to extended family.

External links

• Cast and characters on the official Australian Neighbours site
• Cast and characters listed on the Internet Movie Database
• Hudson Walsh profile on the official Australian Neighbours website